This year's Apple Music Festival, along with the headlining acts, has been announced.

The minor software update can be downloaded now over-the-air or through iTunes.

We already know some of the most popular artists on Beats 1.

Taking on Apple Music (and Beats 1), Rdio is bringing live radio to its iOS app.

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The Apple Music head also admits the Connect social network needs work.

In a new interview, the music mogul talks about how Apple handled Swift’s famous “love letter.”

Here's the reason Apple Music is here to stay.

There is plenty to talk about regarding Apple Music this week, from new advertisements to the possibility of additional live radio stations.

In the September issue of Vanity Fair, the pop superstar also takes a shot at Spotify.

At least for Indie music distributor DashGo, Apple’s service is still dwarfed by the industry leader.

Will T-Mobile's latest additions to the "Un-carrier" offers be enough to make you switch?

Inside sources suggest that Apple Music has already attracted a large number of subscribers.

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The streaming music company was able to beat revenue expectations in its most recent quarterly report.

Jim Dalrymple has lost around 4,700 tracks from his library.

Discover Weekly will bring listeners a unique, customized playlist every Monday.

This might signal another nail in the coffin of Apple's non-iOS audio players.

The popular music-and-lyrics app Musixmatch has been updated to officially support Apple Music.

If you're one of the unlucky Apple Music subscribers who have lost songs to DRM badness, there is a fix.

Is this the summer of music?

It appears that Apple is so intent on helping Apple Music Connect gain traction that it has removed the option for disabling the feature.

Two family members can subscribe to the streaming music service for $14.99 per month.